Got my first ride at 7 As a rider for 54 years… if I may offer one piece of advice. “Drive defensively” and assume everyone driving around you is an absolute idiot and will do everything wrong.
love it in China she can simply walk to worksite ask to borrow plank, walk into shop ask for help to push, and both willingly lend her and push . refreshing social culture.
You are right😁 I miss it so much ! Life can be so easy and convenient in China! I can walk on the street in a random city or town and ask gor help or ask people if I can join them for a meal if I happen to need that, it’s like you have the whole country as your family, feels great!
@@peacefulworldh9902 but most Chinese seemingly love money more which entices them to leave to try and find their fortune… only to realise they were already rich.
Hi, Yan- You should never ride a bike that you can't lay on its side, and then stand back up, because it will be too heavy for you. The scooter is a great choice due to its low center of gravity. The closer to the ground the engine/gear box is, the lighter the top end will be. Also, you should always assume that people in cars haven't noticed, or can't see you. Never ride right beside a car- always follow or pass. If you're in their blind spot, they may merge into your lane forcing you off of the road, or worse. When you get really comfortable, that's when you're MOST likely to have your first accident. Never forget how exposed you are on a bike. I wish you all the luck in the world, and to have lots of fun. Take short trips to begin with, because your body needs to adjust, and you'll get tired quickly at first. Daily exercise helps big time. I hope you find this helpful, and have a great day!
What a fantastic country. Such a culture of helpfulness...You had no hesitation asking people for help even to borrow a ramp from a construction site and they instantly said yes with no hassle. I can tell you with absolute certainty that would not have happened so easily in the US. We hesitate and think twice and more before even asking for help from strangers and absolutely no construction site would let you just borrow something."That's a lawsuit waiting to happen". What a culture!
I've been riding for twenty years now and the best advice I can give for long, all day rides is to always use ear plugs. You can still hear everything around you, but they eliminate high frequency wind whistle. You'll be able to ride longer and feel less tired at the end of the day.
@@pteh2958 You can still hear everything important, ear plugs don't make you completely deaf (not that there is anything wrong with deaf riders). Better ear plugs than to develop hearing loss, or worse, tinnitus.
I am so grateful to have found your channel Yan! I have been studying Chinese for 3 years and kept saying how it would be nice to visit China but because I have no one to travel with, I had resigned myself to never going. But after finding your channel, and watching how confident and capable you are in traveling alone, I’ve decided that I can do it too! It will be a few years before I’ve saved up the money (flights are so expensive!) but I’m definitely going to come and spend 3 weeks visiting your beautiful country! Thank you for all of the wonderful content you create and for inspiring me!
Dear Yan, I´ve been following you for a year now but never got the courage to leave a comment😅Thank you for taking and sharing with us all your adventures throughout China! Wishing you all the best on this new chapter, take care❤
Congratulations! I used to share Flo’s opinion that scooters aren’t motorbikes, but I changed my tune when I moved to China. I’ve been riding for 35 years, in many countries and on dozens of different bikes. I’m glad to see you wearing gloves. Too many Chinese riders I see don’t. Remember, while gloves can keep your hands clean and warm, that’s not their real purpose. Their purpose is to protect your hands when you fall onto the road. “Dress for the slide, not the ride” as we say 😊
I love you Yan! You are so talented and I have learned so much from you. Thank you for all of your hard work. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from Teri in Saline, Michigan!
There's no wrong way to do it, Yan. Adventure bike, scooter, doesn't matter as long as you're going forward. You can start with a scooter, go to an adventure bike, and go back to a scooter.
Little Yan, my advice to you is to take it slowly. I noticed roads in China, some of them at least, being scooter and motorcycle friendly. Like separate lines and so. On a big road, heavy traffic, trucks and high speed, riding a motorcycle can be very challenging. Good idea to start on roads away from heavy traffic and trucks. From experience, I can tell you roads in AU are not motorcycle friendly. Always keep in mind 4 wheels are far more stable, and in a collision the person in the car would all the time get out unharmed, meanwhile your tiny collision bars won't do much. I recommended it before, eventually go for a car, these new EVs are very safe and easy to drive, and you'll never get wet or hot/cold. Keep safe.
I'm glad you wrote this, I'm equally as sure her Mom and Dad have mentioned this and much much more. Her friend Flo in Europe has probably sent her a dozen messages a day. We worry with reason. 从 m
Yan will eventually realise it from personal experience. Also riding solo is not recommended, for obvious reasons. Especially going off the beaten path. But it is very handy for short distances, especially in most cities and towns in China, where they have dedicated lines. EV scooters are everywhere.
I think she chose a motorcycle more because she wanted to go to some remote places that cars can't reach, and it's really troublesome for cars to park randomly, A motorcycle is much simpler, which makes it easier for her to shoot more videos. I agreed with the long trip and suggested she transport the motorcycle by car.
@@eugenpreda-yz5flNot to worry. China is not a Western country. It is ultra safe. Actually there are quite a lot of individual touring on motorbikes and even bicycles in China. Not many upload to TH-cam but you find loads of them on China's social media.
Admiration is the word..you are doing what I was wanting to do..but didn't. Watching you..is like I 'did' it. Haha. Than u..from a senior citizen friend in macau.
The courage to learn, ask for helps, and try new things is what keeps bringing me back to your channel here. You inspire others to get out of their comfort zone to experience this vast world.
The more you practice on the larger bike, the more comfortable you will be with it. You bring so much information to the screen that so many of your viewers would never learn elsewhere.
Much respect Yan. I admire your energy and professionalism in the making of your videos. You are not afraid to take on the challenge for new content. Just be careful and like us riders say in America, "keep the rubber side down". I'll be looking forward to your new adventures. Many blessings!!
Thank you so much for sharing your videos with the whole world! By watching them, I am visiting authentic China in my armchair. What a beautiful country, how welcoming the inhabitants, and what a terrific guide! 👋👍👏🙏
I live in an area like yours, in Guilin, I have my electrical scooter, I got my Chinese driving licence and my dream is that all war shall end, so I can go by scooter all the way back to Sweden. While waiting I follow your excellent way to show the China that interests me.
You had a tricycle license not long ago, having two motor bikes one tricycle, how about a car for camping staying overnight thereby saving hotel cost. God bless you.
What a lovely new adventure! Please let me say how much I enjoyed your vlogs of your trip home through my hometown in SE Asia. Very low keyed and informative. All the best!
I was going to ask you what advise did Flo give on the choice of motorbike as he knows you better than anyone, but I’m glad you went with the scooter. Just my opinion, but those ‘crash bars’ are just to minimize damage to the scooter if you should have a small fall. .. they add weight to the scooter and wont protect you at all. Enjoy your new adventure. I will look forward to your coming episodes👍🏼🙂🙏🏼🙏🏼
Hi Yan. Keep practicing with the bigger bike, you will get used to it. It's built for long distances The scooter is really only good for around town. Learn how to look after them, then they won't let you down. Be safe.
A scooter has empty space between your legs. Much easier to get on and off. Motorcycles have a frame between your legs. Make sure you wear the best helmet and protective garments.Be aware of everything around you. Bad drivers will not see you.
I like how everyone is referred to by their job, I’m reminded of that movie Half Baked when Dave’s character responds to being called janitor by answering back “hello scientist”.
At 09:17, I couldn't help but find it adorable when you asked the driver to wait until you found someone to help. You're sweet and funny - like the CEO of cute problem-solving! 😂
As a long distance motorcycle rider in the USA, I’m proud of you. Although travel on two wheels can be challenging at times in bad weather etc the good times make the adventure worth it. Eventually, I can see you riding around the world 🌍. ❤ 👊🏽
Comfortable is a good gauge for the choice of bike and speed is not everything. i think you make the correct choice . So exciting to see your bike tour .
A scooter will do just fine, especially in China with so many other scooter users, the infrastructure allows it. Go at your own pace and enjoy the trip!
So happy for your choice of this scooter Yan, yes definitely you should be confident to handle this new “friend” and be comfortable to ride on. I think scooter is most stylish and suitable for a lady like you 😄 Congratulations Yan on obtaining your first motorbike 👍 Safe travels always! 🙏
Both bikes are fantastic! Just take your time and you will master motorbike riding. I am from Chicago and subscribed a couple of weeks ago! Love your channel!❤
Hey Yan, you've produced many excellent vlogs exploring China and the world. When it comes to choosing a bike, prioritize safety, as even the NASA director emphasizes. (Despite his chatter about safety being a top priority of NASA, the poor old guy never explored anywhere in space throughout his life.)
Hi Yan, Thanks for all your excellent videos, take care on your new bike,look forward to your videos in New Year,sharing brilliant China with us, much appreciated, Thank You.🎉
Yan- youre such a sweet person - i love how everyone helped you get your bike shipped. Congratulations on your new vehicles, and getting your license. I think this is going to be such an amazing new series.
Hallo bezaubernde Yan 🌹du bist einmalig machst tolle videos und jetzt gehst du mit dem Motorroller auf Tour freue mich auf das video und wünsche dir allzeit gute fahrt🤗
Little Chinese everywhere transforming into super biker babe. But seriously - I can't wait for you sojourns in China's southwest. Hainan in particular has always been on my bucket list.
I was afraid for you when I saw your first motorcycle. Yes. The scooter is a much better idea. I look forward to watch your advantage in my birth place.
Got my first ride at 7
As a rider for 54 years… if I may offer one piece of advice. “Drive defensively” and assume everyone driving around you is an absolute idiot and will do everything wrong.
As a 50 year old rider, I second that. Especially here in my native country, Sri Lanka.
100% .
Great advice!
200%
Great advice, Glen. Wonder why she didn't opt for a 4WD vehicle? It's safer, drier, and probably more reliable. Just saying.
love it in China she can simply walk to worksite ask to borrow plank, walk into shop ask for help to push, and both willingly lend her and push . refreshing social culture.
Amazing when you have a monoculture that respects the social contract.
Westerners who can still remember 30 years ago it was the same.
I was thinking the same thing. It's charming!
Here in the UK, many would also help. It's more down to how you ask, and, being polite and friendly will get you to where you want to be!! 🙂
You are right😁 I miss it so much ! Life can be so easy and convenient in China! I can walk on the street in a random city or town and ask gor help or ask people if I can join them for a meal if I happen to need that, it’s like you have the whole country as your family, feels great!
@@peacefulworldh9902 but most Chinese seemingly love money more which entices them to leave to try and find their fortune… only to realise they were already rich.
Hi, Yan- You should never ride a bike that you can't lay on its side, and then stand back up, because it will be too heavy for you. The scooter is a great choice due to its low center of gravity. The closer to the ground the engine/gear box is, the lighter the top end will be. Also, you should always assume that people in cars haven't noticed, or can't see you. Never ride right beside a car- always follow or pass. If you're in their blind spot, they may merge into your lane forcing you off of the road, or worse. When you get really comfortable, that's when you're MOST likely to have your first accident. Never forget how exposed you are on a bike. I wish you all the luck in the world, and to have lots of fun. Take short trips to begin with, because your body needs to adjust, and you'll get tired quickly at first. Daily exercise helps big time. I hope you find this helpful, and have a great day!
Totally agree with the "Never ride a bike you can't upright yourself". This is particularly true on a self riding tour.
What a fantastic country. Such a culture of helpfulness...You had no hesitation asking people for help even to borrow a ramp from a construction site and they instantly said yes with no hassle. I can tell you with absolute certainty that would not have happened so easily in the US. We hesitate and think twice and more before even asking for help from strangers and absolutely no construction site would let you just borrow something."That's a lawsuit waiting to happen". What a culture!
I've been riding for twenty years now and the best advice I can give for long, all day rides is to always use ear plugs.
You can still hear everything around you, but they eliminate high frequency wind whistle. You'll be able to ride longer and feel less tired at the end of the day.
Solid advice. I don't ride the highway without them.
Isnt it dangerous when riding with earplugs ? Cannot hear warning horns ..... please take care while riding .
You can still hear everything, they just make the wind noise bearable@@pteh2958
@@pteh2958No. Regular foam earplugs only block out the high frequency noises. You still hear everything you need
@@pteh2958 You can still hear everything important, ear plugs don't make you completely deaf (not that there is anything wrong with deaf riders). Better ear plugs than to develop hearing loss, or worse, tinnitus.
I am so grateful to have found your channel Yan! I have been studying Chinese for 3 years and kept saying how it would be nice to visit China but because I have no one to travel with, I had resigned myself to never going. But after finding your channel, and watching how confident and capable you are in traveling alone, I’ve decided that I can do it too! It will be a few years before I’ve saved up the money (flights are so expensive!) but I’m definitely going to come and spend 3 weeks visiting your beautiful country! Thank you for all of the wonderful content you create and for inspiring me!
welcome to china
Dear Yan, I´ve been following you for a year now but never got the courage to leave a comment😅Thank you for taking and sharing with us all your adventures throughout China! Wishing you all the best on this new chapter, take care❤
Thank you so much!
No worries, have a safe trip🤗❤@@littlechineseeverywhere
Congratulations! I used to share Flo’s opinion that scooters aren’t motorbikes, but I changed my tune when I moved to China. I’ve been riding for 35 years, in many countries and on dozens of different bikes. I’m glad to see you wearing gloves. Too many Chinese riders I see don’t. Remember, while gloves can keep your hands clean and warm, that’s not their real purpose. Their purpose is to protect your hands when you fall onto the road. “Dress for the slide, not the ride” as we say 😊
He is actually quite happy that I am riding a scooter for the beginning. When I have enough experience i will still switch to the Adv
@@littlechineseeverywhere国内这两年，有好几个博主玩机车的已经断更了，这就是现实中的血淋淋的教训，记住开机车一定要慢，看到大车一定要离他们远远的，安全要放在第一，加油！继续拍出好视频 😊
@@GodsDad98 我不关注，我猜你说的是专门玩机车的吧？那种需要速度与激情，博主是作为旅行工具，跟专门玩机车追求速度的不同。
I love you Yan! You are so talented and I have learned so much from you. Thank you for all of your hard work. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from Teri in Saline, Michigan!
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There's no wrong way to do it, Yan. Adventure bike, scooter, doesn't matter as long as you're going forward.
You can start with a scooter, go to an adventure bike, and go back to a scooter.
I really admire your cando attitude and your openness and honesty.
Little Yan, my advice to you is to take it slowly. I noticed roads in China, some of them at least, being scooter and motorcycle friendly. Like separate lines and so. On a big road, heavy traffic, trucks and high speed, riding a motorcycle can be very challenging. Good idea to start on roads away from heavy traffic and trucks. From experience, I can tell you roads in AU are not motorcycle friendly. Always keep in mind 4 wheels are far more stable, and in a collision the person in the car would all the time get out unharmed, meanwhile your tiny collision bars won't do much. I recommended it before, eventually go for a car, these new EVs are very safe and easy to drive, and you'll never get wet or hot/cold. Keep safe.
I'm glad you wrote this, I'm equally as sure her Mom and Dad have mentioned this and much much more. Her friend Flo in Europe has probably sent her a dozen messages a day. We worry with reason. 从 m
Yan will eventually realise it from personal experience. Also riding solo is not recommended, for obvious reasons. Especially going off the beaten path. But it is very handy for short distances, especially in most cities and towns in China, where they have dedicated lines. EV scooters are everywhere.
I think she chose a motorcycle more because she wanted to go to some remote places that cars can't reach, and it's really troublesome for cars to park randomly, A motorcycle is much simpler, which makes it easier for her to shoot more videos.
I agreed with the long trip and suggested she transport the motorcycle by car.
考汽車駕駛證很麻煩，而且要挺久的……
@@eugenpreda-yz5flNot to worry. China is not a Western country. It is ultra safe. Actually there are quite a lot of individual touring on motorbikes and even bicycles in China. Not many upload to TH-cam but you find loads of them on China's social media.
Admiration is the word..you are doing what I was wanting to do..but didn't. Watching you..is like I 'did' it. Haha. Than u..from a senior citizen friend in macau.
She also had protecting sleeves on 👍. Yan is a down to earth and hard-working girl.
Safety first...best of luck on your.trip.
you go Girl... Loads of fun and adventure awaits....
The courage to learn, ask for helps, and try new things is what keeps bringing me back to your channel here. You inspire others to get out of their comfort zone to experience this vast world.
The more you practice on the larger bike, the more comfortable you will be with it.
You bring so much information to the screen that so many of your viewers would never learn elsewhere.
Much respect Yan. I admire your energy and professionalism in the making of your videos. You are not afraid to take on the challenge for new content. Just be careful and like us riders say in America, "keep the rubber side down". I'll be looking forward to your new adventures. Many blessings!!
Thank you so much for sharing your videos with the whole world! By watching them, I am visiting authentic China in my armchair. What a beautiful country, how welcoming the inhabitants, and what a terrific guide! 👋👍👏🙏
Happy & safe riding to you my girl....👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I live in an area like yours, in Guilin, I have my electrical scooter, I got my Chinese driving licence and my dream is that all war shall end, so I can go by scooter all the way back to Sweden. While waiting I follow your excellent way to show the China that interests me.
yay chinese subtitles are added back :). this helps me parse and learn chinese. thank you yan 🙏
You had a tricycle license not long ago, having two motor bikes one tricycle, how about a car for camping staying overnight thereby saving hotel cost. God bless you.
This isn't Friday. And a new episode!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I enjoy each and every of your videos..please ride safely. :)
I think you made the right decision. The smaller bike fits you better and looks comfortable. Good choice. Looking forward to your upcoming adventures.
Most important is riding safe with no panic. You are the one who drives, go ahead
What a lovely new adventure! Please let me say how much I enjoyed your vlogs of your trip home through my hometown in SE Asia. Very low keyed and informative. All the best!
I was going to ask you what advise did Flo give on the choice of motorbike as he knows you better than anyone, but I’m glad you went with the scooter. Just my opinion, but those ‘crash bars’ are just to minimize damage to the scooter if you should have a small fall. .. they add weight to the scooter and wont protect you at all. Enjoy your new adventure. I will look forward to your coming episodes👍🏼🙂🙏🏼🙏🏼
Yes he is quite happy with my choice so he will worry less :)
Happy to hear your motorbike story.. I can't wait for your next stories....
WOW ! That's a very nice scooter. A 125cc is pretty fast too. Suzuki is very good quality.
Congrats!! We are going to expect more tours!! YAY. So excited to see everything from the motor bike as you travel. ❤
I’m in awe of you Yan! Nothing you cannot achieve. Wish you safe riding on your bikes and look forward to more adventures from you!
Hi Yan. Keep practicing with the bigger bike, you will get used to it. It's built for long distances The scooter is really only good for around town. Learn how to look after them, then they won't let you down. Be safe.
我想對她太重了，而且是新手沒安全感……
A scooter has empty space between your legs. Much easier to get on and off. Motorcycles have a frame between your legs. Make sure you wear the best helmet and protective garments.Be aware of everything around you. Bad drivers will not see you.
I like how everyone is referred to by their job, I’m reminded of that movie Half Baked when Dave’s character responds to being called janitor by answering back “hello scientist”.
WOW Congratulations! We eagerly anticipate more tours!. I'm thrilled to witness everything unfold as you travel on the motorbike.
Let's goo!! I'm excited for your trips.
Dear Yan, I can only repeat: you are a tough young woman. I enjoy watching your videos. Thank you for sharing them. 🙋♀️🐶
Awesome, looking forward to seeing this Adventure by Motobike!
注意安全❤
At 09:17, I couldn't help but find it adorable when you asked the driver to wait until you found someone to help. You're sweet and funny - like the CEO of cute problem-solving! 😂
As a long distance motorcycle rider in the USA, I’m proud of you. Although travel on two wheels can be challenging at times in bad weather etc the good times make the adventure worth it. Eventually, I can see you riding around the world 🌍. ❤ 👊🏽
Comfortable is a good gauge for the choice of bike and speed is not everything. i think you make the correct choice . So exciting to see your bike tour .
Wow, should be fun! Cant wait to follow on your motorbike journey. Be safe from a newer subscriber and big fan.
Congratulations and merry Christmas.Semoga anda lebih bersemangat lagi dalam kerjanya anda.❤
Wow...take 120% care especially you ate the beginner,。摩多就是肉包皮，有事肉都是先垫着。
I'm waiting your videos, good luck
I look forward to seeing what you can explore with your awesome new motorbike!
OMG!!! Can wait for you and your motorbike aka scooter journey!
严，我是你安徽合肥老乡。你和棒自信勇敢。加油
She's so courteous & likes to support small entrepreneurs. ❤
A scooter will do just fine, especially in China with so many other scooter users, the infrastructure allows it. Go at your own pace and enjoy the trip!
A wonderful little woman now becomes a mechanic. Amazing.
So happy for your choice of this scooter Yan, yes definitely you should be confident to handle this new “friend” and be comfortable to ride on. I think scooter is most stylish and suitable for a lady like you 😄 Congratulations Yan on obtaining your first motorbike 👍 Safe travels always! 🙏
Congrats on the new bike, shes beautiful!! Im so excited for you, and I look forward to new wonderful episodes!
I will follow you all the way. I wish you the best of luck.
Thank you, ma'am.
Thanks for your excellent videos, Happy Christmas & Happy Prosperous New Year, Positive vibes, Thank You🎉
Thank you so much!!
Merry Christmas to you too :)
Very cool! I'm sure you will get more comfortable the more you ride 😁 Gonna be a great adventure
I’m so happy for you…great aventura waiting for you 🎉..!
Have a great trip lady ❤️❤️
Lots of love and best wishes. Greatful to see Great China with you 😊
Scooter is a motorbike, as southeast asian, almost all of us use motorbike, even traveling from city to city. There are a lot of amazing scooter,
So exciting!! Looking forward to your bike adventures!
My goodness! How exciting! Good luck with your new endeavor!
Wonderful! I'm looking forward to the new series! And a helpful tip: "dissemble"= "to lie" and "disassemble"='To take apart"
Both bikes are fantastic! Just take your time and you will master motorbike riding. I am from Chicago and subscribed a couple of weeks ago! Love your channel!❤
Thanks!
Thank you 🥰
Hey Yan, you've produced many excellent vlogs exploring China and the world. When it comes to choosing a bike, prioritize safety, as even the NASA director emphasizes. (Despite his chatter about safety being a top priority of NASA, the poor old guy never explored anywhere in space throughout his life.)
lol! That was stressful to watch! Glad it fit in that transport van. Good Luck!
My wife is from Guangxi province... Guilin. If you go there, you must try the famous Guilin noodles... the best in China that I've ever eaten.
Easy Rider Yan, born to be wild!!😊🏍👍👍
Wow nice bike! As you r new rider, be careful and don't go too fast. Wish you enjoy your riding!
That’s a beautiful bike!
Yay! Congratulations!!
You can get as many motor bikes as you like!
Hi Yan, Thanks for all your excellent videos, take care on your new bike,look forward to your videos in New Year,sharing brilliant China with us, much appreciated, Thank You.🎉
Yan- youre such a sweet person - i love how everyone helped you get your bike shipped. Congratulations on your new vehicles, and getting your license. I think this is going to be such an amazing new series.
Hallo bezaubernde Yan 🌹du bist einmalig machst tolle videos und jetzt gehst du mit dem Motorroller auf Tour freue mich auf das video und wünsche dir allzeit gute fahrt🤗
Good luck. Just take your time and practice practice practice. I have been riding for 65 years now and will continue until I can’t
Happy bike riding! Wish you a merry Christmas and a happy new year.
Excellent work, So proud of you, much love from Australia 💚💚💚
I love you little China everywhere
Can't wait 🎉
Wow, so cool. Looking forward to the series.
WOAH! I'm so excited to your new journey with your new motorbike. Drive safely!
Yan - Take care and be careful on your scooter 🙏. Be safe and ride slowly.
Can't wait for the next episode
can't wait to see the next episode.
Little Chinese everywhere transforming into super biker babe.
But seriously - I can't wait for you sojourns in China's southwest. Hainan in particular has always been on my bucket list.
The scooter is awesome
Awesome job. Becareful n the bikes ...I can't wait to see new places in China you are my favorite TH-cam channel
I am glad you followed your heart and got the scooter. It is a great looking bike.
Safe travels, Yan🙏🌹🌹🌹
I was afraid for you when I saw your first motorcycle. Yes. The scooter is a much better idea. I look forward to watch your advantage in my birth place.
A Scooter is an excellent choise and a wise one.
姐姐，我真的太佩服你的执行力了🥲
Can't wait for your scooter/motorbike trips! 谢谢你😊
little sparrow should invest in a good biker's accessories .
always remember , safety is number one priority
Tks for the awesome video, hope to see more of your road trips
Have a fun trip for your inaugural scooter journey - looking forward to the videos. 🛵
Wow, new adventures
Looking forward to your trip. Bring it on.